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How is the purchase model different though ? I only feel that the purchase model is convoluted during the whole development phase but after it's completion you pay upfront for it like any other product and a majority are very reasonably pricedGaming market is one thing, adult segment is the other. His project basically competing only against similiar games, not all of them. In fact, purchase model is so different that it's hard to consider them as in the same market, even with compromise season by steam system.
Problem? There's no any problem whatsoever. I mean, for DPC, obviously. You can express your wishes all day long but for now it's the users have to adapt, not the other way around.
That's not correct. Steam, as a platform, has many tools to promote any kinds of games. Reviews, curators, recommendation system, not to mention possibility to watch your friends buy/play thouse games and all that social stuff.
It's a huge opportunity to advertise the game, simply because scope is MASSIVE, I thought it's quite obvious. More people to know the game - more chance to get new patrons.
As for steam's promotion , majority of the curators don't even touch games with heavy sexual themes cause boobs and vagina bad ugh and I have played AL, depraved awakening , man of the house on steam and yet steam never recommends me similar games. I had to manually search for lust epidemic on there , they never recommended even once. But I play Dark Souls 3 and dead or alive 6 and tekken and boom steam immediately recommends similar games to buy. There is bias in their system
There are problems in his patreon set up mainly the reward system compared to others like phillygames , chatter box and Hope's gaming